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This document contains a mock exam for Pure Mathematics Paper 1. It has two sections: Section A with 8 compulsory questions worth 40 marks total, and Section B with 5 questions to choose from worth 60 marks total. The exam is 3 hours long. Instructions are given to show all necessary working and that extra unanswered questions will not be marked. Calculators and tables can only be used where appropriate or marks may be lost.

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MTC 1

This document contains a mock exam for Pure Mathematics Paper 1. It has two sections: Section A with 8 compulsory questions worth 40 marks total, and Section B with 5 questions to choose from worth 60 marks total. The exam is 3 hours long. Instructions are given to show all necessary working and that extra unanswered questions will not be marked. Calculators and tables can only be used where appropriate or marks may be lost.

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P425/1

PURE MATHEMATICS
PAPER 1
2020
3HRS

MODEL MOCK EXAMINATIONS2020


Uganda Advanced Certificate of Education

MATHEMATICS

PAPER 1

3 Hours

INSTRUCTIONS TO CANDIDATES.

 All necessary working must be shown

 Section A is compulsory

 Answer only five in section B

N.B: Extra question(s) will not be marked

 Un necessary use of calculators/tables will lead to loss of marks.

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SECTION A: (40 MARKS)

Answer all questions in this section

1. By using row reduction to echelon form, solve simultaneous equations


x + y−z=1
3 x+ 4 y −2 z=3
−x +¿ y +¿ 4z = 2 (05 marks)

2. The line y=mx meets the curve y 2=4 x at the origin O and at a point A. Find
the equation of the locus of the mid-point of OA as m varies. (05 marks)

3. If A, B and C are angles of a triangle, prove that


cos 2 A+ cos 2 B+cos 2C=−1−4 cos A cos B cos C (05 marks)

4. Differentiate tan
−1
( 1−x
2x
2) with respect to x (05 marks)

5. Find the perpendicular distance of the point (3 , 0 , 1) from the line whose

x−1 y +2 z
Cartesian equation is = = (05
3 4 12

marks)

6. Solve the inequality |1+21 x |<1 (05 marks)

π
2
7. Find ∫ x cos 2 3 x dx (05 marks)
0

8. A cylinder has radius r and height 8r. The radius increases from 4cm to 4.1cm;
Find the approximate increase in the volume (use  = 3.14) (05 marks)

SECTION B: (60 MARKS)

Answer any five questions from this section.


All questions carry equal marks
9. (a) If Z1 and Z2 are complex numbers, solve the simultaneous equations
4 z1 +3 z 2=23 , z 1+i Z 2=6+8 i giving both answers in the form x +iy
(06 marks)
(b) If ¿ Find a and b given that they are both real.
Give the two square roots of −5+12 i (06 marks)

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10. (a) Find the equation of the circle which touches the line 3 x−4 y=3 at the
point ( 5 , 3 )∧ passes through the point (−2 , 4 ) . (05 marks)

3
(b) A curve has the parametric equations x=3 t , y= Find the equation of the
t

tangent to the curve at the point 3 t , ( 3t ). The point P has coordinates


(-5, 8) and the tangents from P to the curve touch the curve at A and B and
the length of chord AB (07 marks)

2
d y ( dy
−x
11. (a) If y=e ∈x , show that x 2
+ 2 x +1 ) + ( x+1 ) y=0 (05 marks)
dx dx

x+ 2
(b) Express the function f ( x )= as a sum of partial fractions.
( x +1 ) (2 x−1)
2

Hence find ∫ f ( x ) dx , correct to 4 decimal places (07 marks)


2

12. Two lines have vector equations


3 1
r = -1 + λ 2 and
1 -1

4 -1
r 4 + µ 1 Find the position vector
1 2

of the point of intersection of the two lines and the cartesian equation of the
plane containing the two lines.

x−6 y−1 z+1


(b) Find the acute angle between the line = = and the plane
5 −1 1
7 x− y +5 z=−5 , giving your answer to the nearest degree. (05 marks)

13. Find the coordinates of the points of intersection of the curves.


x x
y= and y= 2
x +3 x +1

Sketch the cures on the same diagram, showing any asymptotes or turning
points.
Show that the area of the finite region in the first quadrant enclosed by the
7
two curves is ln 5−3 ln 3−2 (12 marks)
2
2
5 x 75 x
14. (a) In the expansion of ¿, the first three terms are 1− +
2 8
Find n and a and state the range of values of x for which the expansion
is valid (06 marks)

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(b) Expand ¿in ascending powers of x as far as the term in x 2
and hence find an approximation for √ 1.08 . Deduce that √ 12≈ 3.464
(06 marks)
15. (a) Solve the equation for −18 00 ≤ θ≤ 1800 , 3+2 sin 2 θ=2 sinθ+3 cos 2 θ (06 marks)
(b) Given that 3 sin x – cos x=R sin(x −α ¿ ¿¿) where R> 0∧0 0< α < 900 ¿ ¿ ¿, Find the values
of R and α correct to 1 decimal place.
Hence find one value of x between 0 0∧3600 for which the curve
y=3 sin x−cos x has a turning point (06 marks)
dy 2
16. (a) Find y in terms of x, given that x =cos y , x >0 and that
dx
π
y= when x=1 (06 marks)
3

(b) The rate at which a body loses temperature at any instant is proportional to
the amount by which the temperature of the body at that instant exceeds
the temperature of its surroundings. A container of hot liquid is placed in a
room of temperature.180C and in 6 minutes the liquid cools from 820C to 500C.

How long does it take for the liquid to cool from 26 0C to 200C? (06 marks)

END

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